Visually this movie is average to OK for a low budget title. However something I can never really get over or forgive in any film is a poor script.

Nothing makes sense in this film, the humans don't eat food or take a crap whilst trapped in the space pod. The space parts seem surreal. The opening 5 minutes give nothing to the plot, and the rest of the writing is a mess.

The dialogue is some of the worst parts of this film, and ranges from redundant statements to stunted incomplete sentences.

3/10 very poor.

In the year 2044, the Earth is a dying planet. Isaac Havelock (Johnny Sachon ) wakes up in a small space capsule with Alana Skill (Lottie Tolhurst). As his memory returns, we discover that he is a criminal and part of a deep space experiment. The mother docking ship has exploded and they are stranded in space. Being criminals, their rescue is less important to ground control than themselves. Outside of a few flashbacks, the film is two people in a small capsule discussing societal values, human values, and how much air do we have left. The film was too low budget to make the concept viewable.

Guide: No sex or nudity. Don't recall any swearing.

I saw "Solitary", starring Johnny Sachon-Deep Cuto_tv, Late Shift and Lottie Tolhurst-Harlots_tv, Mr Selfridge_tv.

This is an English-as in London, not the language-sci_fi disaster that has lots going wrong with it. I don't mean just a low budget-I've seen lots of low budget movies that I enjoyed. But it generally does have to make some kind of sense. Gravity is a weird one here. They are in orbit where there isn't any gravity but the explanation of why they don't float around in the capsule is that their bodies were implanted with magnets-I guess their hair and clothes have magnets, too. Really small ones. The year is 2044 and it's the usual doom & gloom of over population and pollution that is destroying the earth. It starts off promising, with Johnny being chased by some men and then he wakes up in a room, with no memory of how he got there or what happened. Then he sees Lottie, across from him and she tells him they are on a space capsule that is a new experiment to colonize a new planet. The capsule is supposed to meet up with a ship in orbit about 150 miles above the earth but things start going wrong. As Johnny's memory starts to come back, you learn in flashbacks details about why they are really there and that one of them has an agenda that doesn't involve colonizing another planet. The ending just stops-maybe they ran out of money for making the film-and you are left hanging about what is going to happen.

It didn't have a rating but it did have violence and language and had a running time of 1 hour & 29 minutes.

It's not one that I would buy on DVD or even rent. If you really want to see it, I'd wait until it comes to cable tv.